A Story in Stone: The Geology of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History Building

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A Story in Stone: The Geology of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History BuildingWritten by Nina Morgan and Philip Powell The Oxford University Museum of Natural History is celebrated as one of the most important Gothic revival buildings of the 19th century. The stated goal of the building was to teach science. Its design was based on the idea that, "no ornament should be employed which had no significance with reference to the object of the building." Geology played a key role in achieving this. The 127 polished stone columns,

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